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Comment on Session 11 Rob Fleming by John Francis

John Francis — Sat, 23 Feb 2013 17:47:04 +0000

I meant “more of a hindrance than a help”

Comment on Post 11 by pbolduc

pbolduc — Sat, 23 Feb 2013 14:36:33 +0000

Yes Mark! It seems that with people like the two I met in the RER the relationship is not established and we need to start from a different level. I agree with you. We need many clubs for different levels. Thanks Mark!

Comment on Post 11 – Listening to the Response by mbuhler

mbuhler — Sat, 23 Feb 2013 08:04:41 +0000

You are so right Rod. There are so many martyrs. As I mentioned earlier to Mark N., Don Richardson said that he could not find any redemptive analogies in Islam that had not been saboutaged and twisted. However, that ultimately is God’s responsibility and if we believe as I do that God loves these Islamic friends then there has got to be a way and it will be exciting and a cause for great rejoicing when God allows us to discover it. Thanks for your insightful comments as always.

Comment on Post 11 – Listening to the Response by mbuhler

mbuhler — Sat, 23 Feb 2013 08:00:51 +0000

Hi Again Mark: Sorry for the delay in responding. My computer became infected with something and I just managed to get it cleaned up late this afternoon. Went to a Vancouver Giants hockey game with my son in law tonight so just getting back to this now. I appreciate your insights. I think that I will be able to go back to both of these men and say ” I have been thinking about what you said regarding the verse we discussed and wondering if we can look at it some more. Then I will mention what you said about “Isa rooh ul Allah”. Are there Quranic quotations that would verify Jesus as the WAY and / or the TRUTH as well. Does the Quran mention the story of Lazarus? It is intriguing that they value martyrdom so much but so vehemently deny Christ’s death. It makes me think of Don Richardson’s comment again that every potential avenue of redemptive analogy has been effectively saboutaged in Islam. I believe there must be a way but it will be through the power of prayer. Anyways, I so enjoy the friendships God is allowing me to have through it all.